Re: gEDA-bug: [Bug 702752] Re: gEDA netlisting for NGspice Code Models

[clifcox <702752@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yep,

I was just cleaning up some things I missed in my last patch set. I 
figured if you accepted the code you would rather it be neet and tidy. :-)

        Clif

On Fri, 14 Jan 2011, Peter Clifton wrote:

> When you re-spin the patch file, please be aware that we don't like
> applying patches which mix functionality changes and unconnected
> formatting / comment changes. (Which I noticed in your patch). Those may
> have come from the merge conflict though, so I'll hold judgement until I
> see the new patch.
>
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> Title:
>  gEDA netlisting for NGspice Code Models
>
> Status in GPL Electronic Design Automation tools:
>  Incomplete
>
> Bug description:
>  I came up with a little patch against the current gEDA cvs that allows
>  for a custom format string in the spice-sdb backend for the gEDA
>  gnetlist util. This allows you to seamlessly use code models in your
>  spice simulations. Code models can be useful if you want to quickly
>  cobble together a test environment for your circuit. I put together
>  some examples on my wiki:
>
>  https://www.eugeneweb.com/twiki/bin/view/Sites/CodeModels
>
>  Not sure if net-format is the best attribute name for this, but I'm
>  sure we could find one for it. :-)
>
>      Clif
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Title:
  gEDA netlisting for NGspice Code Models

Status in GPL Electronic Design Automation tools:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  I came up with a little patch against the current gEDA cvs that allows
  for a custom format string in the spice-sdb backend for the gEDA
  gnetlist util. This allows you to seamlessly use code models in your
  spice simulations. Code models can be useful if you want to quickly
  cobble together a test environment for your circuit. I put together
  some examples on my wiki:

  https://www.eugeneweb.com/twiki/bin/view/Sites/CodeModels

  Not sure if net-format is the best attribute name for this, but I'm
  sure we could find one for it. :-)

      Clif




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